At least 7 people were killed and about 30 others remained trapped after the collapse of the earth in a coal mine in India.
Local police officials in the town where the mine Goda said that so far seven bodies have been recovered so far from the ground, while not exactly known number of missing.
According to police, at least 20 vehicles were buried by landslides, the cause of which is unknown. Learned that rescuers who arrived at the scene, failed to intervene immediately, because they had no proper equipment for this.
Reported that the collapse of earth work operations taking place at a depth of 60 meters from surface. Unconfirmed reports say the landslide occurred after the establishment of the soil recklessly issued by mines.
The latter is located in the Indian state of Jharkhand and is owned by the state. India is one of the three largest consumers of coal in the world and it is expected that in the years 2030 to pass the US.
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